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CLOSING PRICES or OALTPORyIA SrOOKG
OLOsING PRTOgs OF P4ILIDgLPRII SrOJK&

THURSDAY, Jan. 1872. N.
The DAYS dealings at the Stock Exchange have marked
a change OF temper Bonds are In better demand than
they lately have been and among the professional specu
la,ors In stocks there is decided subsistence OF
recent pessimsic views Reson begins to assert its
dominion and Interstate Commerce bill not there Is
less belief In decline OF the countrys prosperity The
changes In opinions "a yet not so arked as to
create such rush purchase TO partakc OF the char
acer OF boom that may come lster-but there EVIL
IDENTIFY is q WEAKNESS the failures to bring out
stocks by the marking down Of prices. reactionary
feeling which might be expressed as follows:
III prices won't decline. let's join together and
put them up" The stock market this morning
opened dull but strong. with Richmond and West Point
and Norfolk and Western stocks the special features
Richmond and West Point early sold up to As. and Nor
folk and Western preferred 54 The subsequent move
ments OF both stocks irregular and erratc Norfolk
and Western declined 81 and recovered only to 52
when late in the afternoon, the whole market became
active at advancing figures. Bat Richmond and west
Point after decline 43, to and closed at A.
The special III Richmond and West Point was
supposed he due TO toward consolidation or
mercer with the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
system but no definite information as to what progress
had been made WAS obtainable The transactions In
Richmond and West Point amounted TO one third OF the
DAYS total transactions and character of the buying.
as 1t appeared the surface, unquestonably was
significant This movement however, had 10 influence
upon the general market Such activity and advances
In prices stocks during the last hour were oc
casoned by general conditions before referred to. Wo
print another large batch OF railway earnings FOR the
first week In January and with only two excep-
tons the exhibits Of gains almost remarkable Tho
closed active and firm at the best figures OF the
day.
the IS Il per cent. Annexed the closing quota
tons:
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JURISDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS.
THE HOUSE PASSES FOR THE FOURTH TIME III


BILL TO LIMIT IT.
WARRINGTON, Jan. IS (Spectab.-Tho House to-day
again passed bill TO limit the Jurisdiction OF United
States and to make II difficult to transfer
to them from State courts Bills for the
3eo have passed the House In three previous Congresses
but oil of them failed In the Senate The bin which
passed to-day raises the minimum amount for which suit
be instituted In Circuit Court Of the United States
Jurisdiction OF arising from the suing makers
of promssory notes by assgnees thereof 1t also de-
prves circuit Of the Of jurisdiction in causes
where q corporation organized in State and doing
business in another State Is party in the latter
State. In other words, 1t makes 9 corporation q
citizen judicial purposes Of the State IN which is do
ing business The bill also provides that plaintiff who
has begun suit I'm State court shall not remove 1t to
Federal Wherever the Of action arises
der Constitution of the United States law
thereof, under treaty the defendant may remove 1t
United States after fulfng certain conditions
The law Of 1857 lie modified that when plaintiff or
United states court the ground OF prejudice he must
make o showing which VIII be satisfactory TO the State
judge The bill repeats Section $40 OF the Revised Stat
utes which authorizes the defendant II corporation
under virtue Of act Of Congress- to have
his removed, Suggestion or that fact, from
State United States court but provides that the cause
may be removed when It Is shown that SUCCESSFUL de-
fence depends on defendanVs rights under the consul
tuition laws OF the United States
1t Is hardly probable that the Senate Will pass the bill
IN the limited time which be given to ts consdera
ton at this scssiOD.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO 18 CspeeaCables took another start this
morning 1t the sentiment here at tho OPENING and
MAY wheat opened at 50 cents and went TO s6 cents Rob
ert Warren Co. promin nj foreign house. sold wheat and
corn Tor foreign account but the buying OF Field Lindey
CO. good deal than this Roam took one lot OF
$50 900 bushels clifford at s6 cents but almost imne
diat.y sold more than that as6is cents great
deaf OF bear news came In New-York shortly
after tho opening and caused q decline N sf's cents
In pork there much uncertainty as In wheat Early
Hutchinson sent May pork ~ &2 ~ rom
der sl2 Then dropped back 10 s2 but closed a. ~ ~
erslOnals decidedly bulsh Inc CLOSE
was top prices the day for wheat on this covering W
Rcsn May wheat stopped At SIS debc May corn sttl &c
andM "A pork 6l2l 7p
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seven square leagues about 81 900 The claim
"as originally made for about 81 900 acres.
ExPoRTs OF BREADsrUFFs.-The exports Of domestic
oreadstuas for December valued ct $l3045346 as
a3slhst SlO.l 1929 In 1885 For the twelve Dontns
Snded december 81. 1886. the exports amounted TO
xaso.i .1V20 as against 129,69O.l37 for the same
Naval Affairs has informally agreed TO endeavor to
amend te oiil Tor the reorganization OF the MAYA su
reas no pending In tho House. to allow the sec
Eeta OF tho Navy to select the heads Of certain bureau
Iro either the line or saG officers The bill reported
line. - $3.50 'N'~~N'O- ~
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HARRINGTON NOTES.

WAbHINUIUNt HH"Ho0@J' "'@'''
PUncuAsE OF APAN1rxo--The joint Library Committee
has purchs.sd ualsors painting, "The FIR. Baltic o.
the Iron sds" which has been on eInoaa y ~, u
b b placed tn the northwest veshe or cornder Ino
spsco ct present occupied BY Poss portrae a Ws.nng
ton. Tho latter Sc removed and hung ~ tho p o
he staircase % tho Senate.
PIvATE LAND CLAiNA-C Commissioner Sparks, OF tho
0sners Land once hes approved and Forwarded 70 tnc
Secondary Il the Inferior Tor trnnauisson % CnnGss
rscomsosndins the yssot!en Of tho private land claim
nowa = the laspss Orta grant No ecvsnns 80. "
va snHnIisd By. TIE Aext~p suthes.1ss prior p Me
ccsscp q hs tartAory Tha Con@iaelenar a. esS W
XHssnsss n. TcnssSc, u ~ No az Is oo16ssasd fsr
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CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS IN BRIEF.

THE AMI POLYGAMY BILL AS REPORTED FROM THE
HOUSE NOS-CONCURRED IN.
wAsHNGTos, Jan. 13.-Among the communications pre-
sented and referred from the Secretary OF the
Treasury calling attention theimportance Of correcting
tho unhealthy condition OF the Treasury building.
Mr. JONES' Of Nevada presented the petition OF the as
ssnees John Roach asking Congress to pay the claim
OF John Roach for the Of the vessels Puritan and
Roanoke.
bill was reported by Mt Hoar, from the Library Com
uittee for the erection OF a monument to the negro
solders and sailors who gave their lives the
ton of the Government
Mr German, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill appropriating 100000 for the jettes of
Charleston Harbor.
Mr. Morgan introduced 10y request bill to authorize
the Cherokee, Creek Choctaw, Chckasaw and Seminole
Indians bring suits in certain United States courts re-
iatng the condemnation OF their property for public
Referred.
The Senate then took up resolution offered yesterday
by Mr. Vest directing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO
furnish full and complete statement by itemized
Of criminal cases il state courts By Federal oicais Of
the departments from July 1872 TO December 1885,
prosecutions the amount paid them and what spec
eludc civil cases. the resolution was adopted.
Senator sewei introduced bill for the erection Of
public building at Paterson, n j. at cost not 10 exceed
The Anti Polygamy bin senato bill with House subst
ment non-cOncurred In and conference ssked.
Aessrs EmuDds, Ingalls, and Rugh appointed COLI
1eIees on the part Of the senate.
Mr. Cameron introduced bill for the appointment OF
Commissioners " represent the Federal Government at
he centennial celebration OF the forming and promulga-
ton Of the Constitution, 70 DO held in Philadelphia. o
farred
Mr.. Bland Of Missouri. from tho Committee Coinage
Weights and Measures reported back to the House
he RESOLUTION calling upon the Secretary OF the Treasury
Ior Information the monthly purchases and coinage
silver during the last fiscal year and We first SIX
eonths Of the present fiscal year and also In.
tormsuon as to whether. the Law requiring the
purahase aud coinage OF not less than *2,O0OOOJ
s2ra o. .ys, bullion has been complied with Adopted
3e United states Circuit and District Courts at Bay
CITY Michigan gave nse to local Jealousy. Mr. Tars-
Bay City as suburban village and mponing thS
eAms OF East Saginaw to the honor.
Ar. Fisher. Of MichiEan. presented the Of Bay
Uy IN speech bstng with statistics compare Of
Ne business of the two cities
T. B. Taylor favored Bay CITY, and referred to East
paginaw 81 town up little stream while Mr.. Parker
NEswYork commented upon the udicrods spectacle OF
sgrugglc between two villages.
words Bay City were struck out Of the bill and
East Saginaw" inserted after which the bill was passed
~ vote OF III yeas 10 ll8 maya
MI Tucker of Virginia, then called up the Dill provid
t for the OF suits against the Government Of
United States, and after brief discussion was
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The Brooklyn Grand Jury continued its investigation
Wednesday in regard to tho action Of tho Mayor and Al
relations between the Fire Department and the Kew York
and NewJersey Company which jointly use the
poles for their wires Mayor whitney Corpora ton
Counsel jerks Fire Commissioner Ennis Chief Engineer
Ncvns and the superptendents Of fire and police tco-
graph and OF tho telephone company before the
Jury When asked what being investigated. Mayor
whitney looked secretve put his finger upon his lips and
refused TO say anything.
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sprins Is C: No. il ,c No Red !sIsc SofnA
S e g s sss s'isf IS s&;
sss So s' Clear osi 50 sss s
POO
2Soo 5OV SS sa' Wheat ' iCoSS BUSH Corn 5oo
oats $4,000 bush; aye 1000 bush' Barley $4,000
On the Produce EXCHANGE today the Butter markes
S9c per dozen for fresh.
yspsg g s 5s 80 sn .r S
S%S Ss'i hi;:a
Nys.NS at So,; PS5s a. fl2 Lard
q e.i Of finished gcSls on the sas 80 Of IL T.
va Z. g. facs@s ING
Ne sa ss ' 3 s:tS Sc sd ss ~
s s. iV sssps 900 cS. clover M"s
c..a & M Feb. IAN $50 ssq s. -Ss
Ne 'f PORK a barley; 81 hf's'lsa. ?sss.
a n%s S S.; 'r9sr f; .ross at
Cheese aI@ nsSSsr. ~ ~
bush
No pESa hI IsR a. os, inSs 49, s? ~
S2S No a.ea R sys sssSs &c % tS Ss
Oats 10000 bush Rye 1000 bnsh snlpnsats-Corn 1000
bush. oats $4,000 bush. Rye 1000 bush.
y
ffsss. 81 as.s E
S Shs lear s sa
sss.ss s:ss ). i:sss sa'ss Z
90 c ID 70 S
Rssixnsas near. 80 per 100 Tor ehSse
S.asy ss .''Gs RED Tor January
So r High Mixed and dspS, ts s,sa%s
AL AZ for EsS5ss sss
ssctss @Ss at s. g!lfss
q 81 % ss9s' aiss:
s ssisse, 9 S,ssn E.ss asi
:;ss S.ss S:s
Moth msl1'n fe sSGs ehoss SSSs5S FAIR 70
s Beef say sn S.s si s sS - Is
50 70 p s %ssi n s ss ss
Ss''A'I S.. s:
%:.'! SsaHy s: ana p. Sc:
s:s' dull HJ: s: ~.
ssiss amp
ss s:5S Corn 6:
oats 5000 Cnsh. supm snrs-wneas $1,000 Dush Cssu
/, 00U Uusn. Data 5000 bush
Fl LS Fault. ~ 5ssSs ssss
Is So Extra Fancy - sOaa 10. Patents 81 5000 ~:
Wheat active No Red win,e, sa:h S2s' !.sss2
sStc closing sse.. Corn very dnlL No. Aixea 80
81 ses6ho; February 500 &c. March $685. MAY SS1$
s Hisa ca: s'';st $50 FL
~ s g. &c. Pr.is . Sss 10 .s,f
"a a3Oci DAIRY l64:te... Exgs nIIn ~
IisH seed Easy g. ssS Bran o,.. steady S19
Prov.sions quiet and eaay-pork at 1870 tAS
g 20 90 sao, aoa q o. short Clear 81 Is Bored H
Eons Clear 81 co. short Ribs - 90 short 0ls:, q r
s sssSn t cie.r %s7 isTs5 a. Ham: iSSii+S:.
stOos bush oala iao9U Dush Eye 1900 egsn; ssss0
push Corn 1000 bgsh Data 3.oOo bash.' ss~ ....
bush Barley 2,0v0 bush
TOLEDO Jan. l3.-wheat firm. higher Cash SSSAt
Feb az xc May So1a.. Corn steady. Cssl SlG AZ
Oats Neglected.. Clover seed s,e:iy Cash y,
5000 BASH. Data 1000 oush Ci9yss ssss a;;:
5000 bush- Corn oVoV p"'n Wv ~S~
bush Glover oeod .... bags
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The bears National Transit certificates trying TO
bring prominence tho Lima Ohio oil field. but the ren
ing interests most directly Interested in the works that are
building region still only good
purposes The Of the Buckeye Pipe
Line this STUFF December 10000 bar
re against 1873 barrels in November and the deliveries
but I'M barrels Against 4347 barrels There has
the OF 1870 s65 barrels that $780,
eoe barrels Of the stun stored and rs selling price
less than hall Of the ruling value Of Penn.yvsni. crude
gard 10 1. ili"men s com%ody tho heavy decline in
stock. Of crude would more than cover Tho
T most SS. M s; n'' Re-.
IL
fs A:: Sc%s' S's .sSt ON
nssS 81:
Tss SS - gals SSy :S Ss Dee Go ,cc s c.rst
T. as%ss S sssas R ISS ~
ou,hge.tern..... s9 sd losliI Inc los 7 7s9
c aisa'Sas: 's Si7 sssas Dec DsS s5
Total pbl. ....s373 s 100 sS367. s97 Dec. se6,sss
was qG feature to As sSd: ]
rhies s .' 9asp %
as SARss s S pr 9s G Saca. ~
apSsS may s "a dsans Tendency
pr 9aa.. M a9a make. ;. s":S' ot '.i
the Of The Pollock veil Developments about mile
the hed aihodsh The Ear show 70
be "gaAsor' Pnoes declined from 7ld12 cents To III
anil then strengthened and closed firm at 7s coats
CARRYING rates are 81 cents.
The range OF prloes and dealings at tho Conso
dated Exchange ~ follows:
2 S}sS..s ..::. "a
Refined unchanged at 6 cents here and 6's cents
In Baltimore and Philadelphia
on CITY Penn Jan. l3.-Crude DIN ationai Transit
certificates opened IL closed at 7lt highest prco
H.. lowest IL Sales GIL barrels; charters. 30952
barrels clearance 100000 barrels; shipment" 'oo'I
barrels: runs 81 ,929 barrels
PITTsBtRG, Jan l3-Petroeum dull ami steady National
e,t price. ~ lowest II.
TiTUsvIiiF Penn Jan l3.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at TO- and at 7l highest price 7ls lowest
price II.
BRApFoRD Penn. Jan. 13.--Crudo Ol-Nat!onA Transit
Certificates opened ~ and closed at II highest price,
70 lowest price, 7lls cearanoer. $4,000 barrels
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NETWORK AND NEW. JERSEY BOUNDARY.

WASHINGTON, JAM IL tS'ecim-The House to-day
passed the bill to raufy aud confirm the agreement be
tween the Comin OF the States OF New-York ana
EewJcrscy to nix the boundary line" and re-
place and build thereon The New-fork Com
missioners were Henry L. Picrson. t. W. Leavenworth
and Chauncey NJ Depew. Tho agreement bears date
June 4 1893 The line agreed IA the one extending
from the Hudson Rivcr " the Delaware kiyor lad
down in IVA by the Commissioners Of the Colonies OF
New York and ewJersey.
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CONSOLIDATION OF CUSTOMS DISTRICTS.

CONSOLIDATION OF CUSTOMS DISTRICTS
WARRINGTON, Jan lathe House Committee on Ways
ma heas to-day ordered favorable report on Repro
n'auvs Breckenridge bill to sbolish unnecessary
~."ms districts and ports. II 10 estimated
~ saving Of 100000 Will be effected undsr
- provisions Of tho bill. Sixty Customs ds.
800 are sbolishsd under its prov!s,ons, Lowing
sncv districts In al The following dtstssoss
Gsn etncrs gro aboIished, Maine ossuns,
~'seassst Yesk. sttO-1sWbusyp0VA
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CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
E MN, q mil:s 9Sssss a., az n Sa
sr LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND rExAA
Number Of miIes. 7sS 7S6 ,...,..
FIRST week In Jan. $50. e28. 3V 9380fo Inc oAeoI
LOUISVILLE, NEw-ALBANY AND CHICAGO.
F fl.s Ses e IN milan jan ,ssS Inc Inc n
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Jan. lA-l230 m.Cousos lOOst for money 90
l0i for the ACCOUNTS United statss Psc Cent 40
1904; 10. Four and Half Per Cent Donds -: SjSSW
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Csrt6ssc
sos; Canadian Pacific, 10 Mexican Ordinary 6Ofs K
Paul Common 92t; New.York Central lf6 81 divAsnd
II acentimes for the
100 1918 for money end 100 1915 fer ~
Reading. 1879
Spanish Fours 66%
Bar silver 10 1uoted at 46 16-l6d per ounce.
balance to-day In $4,000
The bullion the bank Of England has a2saooo
during the past week
The proportion The Bank Of England reserve to liability
which last week 301e cont is 80 per cent
Paris svices Three Per Cent Rentes at 80
20 centmes for the acoo INT
PARIS Jan 8The weekly statement Of the Bank Of Prsuoe
shows decrease Of 6s00O0O france gold and 3S76069
franco In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

tGlSncesssr MaSnle9sad Ba,nssbe. Hdgarcwn. Nan
Newport Connecticut bridgeport District Of Faire.
stoningon Yorh-punkirh, Patchoeue, Port Jeasr.
Great Egg Harbor Little Egg Harbor, Newark.
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A Flat Contrad ictieu. =.
Some has told you that your Cstsrrh % ncurso'I
a nat 40. Dr. ssxes CAsayrh Kennedy will cure - ~
psssant and always does 10 work thcrenGnH ~
care when faithfully used Catarrh Y dneass W.
xvSsi yourself q It before the complaint sssumes -"
rious FORM All drugg1seA
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IN. Cnuse Of Consumption.

The Cause Of COhsump1oh.
scrotua msnfsstlns itself In olotches pimpea eruyue.3
and other bemishes Of the ek;n 10 but 10 ~
b. and by 70 the delicate tissues 81 the unGs Asa
Wsnos -Goidcn Medical Discovery Will meoe cad w.
nssb r. enemy stronghold VI the blood and cass -
~ me system. An druggists.
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AcArNsT FOOD ADULTERATION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Thc National Food Convention,
including members Of the American Society for the Pre-
yention of Food Aduteraon, the Retail Grocers society
and several boards Of trade will BIO held here on January
O and DRIFT system OF National laws to suppress food
adulferatOn Tho movement Is directed chiefly against
oleOmargar1no an imitation OF butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

n, p,.,cs,s Ple1Ssnt Prrssve pcllcts" afe scArce0
than muster: $500 r s ssiy y.4 so1ssI "a
ssv at lte charm Purely vsGetaelA en9Areoese4 -
incfossd n gass vtalA Pleasant sase ana sara ~ u9
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 13.Thc President sent the Follow
ing nominations to tho Senate to-day:
To n. Consus OF the United Staes-John T. Campbell OF
cs,tfSrnis A. Auckland Henry H. pendleon OF west Mt
einia q northampton W. 7. Cox 70 DO postmaster ~ o
Kinney. Tof. ,......o.
Tns nomination of william W. Merritt to be postmaster
at Mckinney was withdrawn.
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se,Hhrs or rUHrEHrfNI

sPi Mrs or rUNFESrfNE. e..
CuAaLxsros Jan, lA.ITurpensins nrIa a. 5e cSdSe
sXvXsHAn, Jsn. IS1ruypehsAs tr,nenisr = -
SiiSiInTvG Ian lB.-rurpU1tins IRA ~ JUG
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Actual Salea Closil

SALES AT THE STOCK EYCHANGE-JAN. 49,
THE GENERAL LIST.
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81 LES IT THE coysOLIDA TED sioux AND PETRo'
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
Lo n,ohau's cv.,.,a rai,a,a 10. 1

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Portland, ,i., 44I,!05.

MAJOR s. B. ABBOTT tS7ringGcli. Mol, in 1871 was afflicted with Tnne bGci', RheIMG5.E..S 0RH KiHsaey trouble. consulted tle very best Ptysicid0s in an Francisco, and yis- ttcd all the mineral springs there. Took E hea'l': trip to the New England States, but ior seven gears 9uircFeH constantly rom his malady, which had resulted :u EgjYhG'3 GiSe0sc. After using < couple dozen bottles ci Warmers SAFE Cure, and two of SAFE Pills, ne wrote: Ny back and kid neys arc iCithOHt 12Gin, and, thank God, owe 1t al to Warner's SAFE Remedies"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
GGnilL, t1 lgnlgt0lo
Pb ystcig.n and Surgecp,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

The love vcl,-kFoTn and loug. estah.ahad >rc aii ,s having nan patents n 'A aud -U'- rounding counties. have aeuidei to open aE otn.s al
 Lt, PASC Fed'u ry 2d, sd and 4th.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
Minnesota, GAs,DtI.

iFl!.hGSUIa, tssC,4 , [, HON, N. 4. PAYNrT0S Worcester, IaSs) ir May, iS5l, waS pr2s;rated ivy GrGrei. UG,ic- s!,e operation oi WsrHnr's BATE Cure s.one hs Isussos5 C large Sf3Hes sud subsequently, wrote, "t have haG ..o recurrence oi my !ro0ble since Warmers SAEk Cure CE.y'ed s!iS.n
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
ii.IIWaukea, 459,S94.

MISS Z. L. BOARDMAN (Quechee, Vt, 1, in May, 1882, began to jt0Gt, sl,ence came sfOH'dch trouble, terrible heGdGcNes, and finally the doctor,s opinion that i, as E:iiGEs's disease, and incHrCi;", Everiiisily siie he-
 came nearly 5Giad: pFobounGed by
 tine doctors i1 |n. ,he idss s5;Ige ot BriEhts digease. After having been
 under treatmoGt by Warner's SAVE Cu~e for otc VcGT. she reported, 1" c5.,t as SUe.E GA OHyone.' .itseg
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09

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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
n3i;.2innati, S72.G67

- ----------.-.--.---- - HIN. r. T. WALlliN C4l Madison Ave. New Yorle), &cdTcetia Gb!e 10 ,Ut:ije tigo h,uGGs without exhaus'.cn. and having ice: flesh heavily, began the use ci Warmers SITE CGr3 an: says "I was EEc& GeRej}t5@ by it."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09

- ---- -.-------.----- --------,--s----- fi'-& Ilio+. SCUN:D. Wife Q; the
 Nice' 'n.,' Il of Donmalh .Gg Wall St., l, Rev Iu.A reported tbat ler lit,ie son after ar attack of i};p.heritic Sore
 Threat e;.;ht years sso, was afflicted with Sright's Disease in advanced form by the advice of Gen'l Chris. tianscn, of Diexel, Morgsn & O., Bankers, New York, she prescribed Wafner's SAFE Cure, with the consent Of toe physicians, and reports, "tbe physicians Say tLat he vii bc per TGctEy sVeIL.V .-H9se